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Teapot

c. 1820
19th Century
8 in. x 3 3/4 in. x 3 3/4 in.

Unidentified,

Object Type: Decorative Art
Medium and Support: stoneware
Credit Line: Florence Griswold Museum; Gift of the Old Lyme-Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library, from the Evelyn McCurdy Salisbury Collection
Accession Number: 1981.32.a&b
An English black "Basaltware" tea pot with a ribbed lid and body bordered by lines of beaded ornament and textured, cross-hatched bands at the base and rim. The upper rim of the pot has a fern-like band of decoration, complimented by leaf patterns on the spout. It has a very ornate rococco-style handle.

Spreading foot below an expanding body of alternating thick and thin vertical bulges, reaching a sharp-edged shoulder and continuing in a concave area below a concave band bordered by a rouletted row of beads, rising to a sloped, polished quarter inch band below a one inch band with a fine textile like surface, surmounted by similar rouletted row of beads, topped by a row of rouletted vertical pine cones; the bell-formed cover—en suite with the body—sits in a deep collar and is topped by a squat mushroom cap knop; the highly ornate, press-molded handle and spout is curved overall like an elephant’s trunk, with a flattened top, and embellished with molded floral decoration on top and miniature pine trees on the sides

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